This week, we explore how a flexible, well-curated repertoire can open doors to more gigs, more confidence, and more creative freedom as a musician.

You’ll learn:

🎵 What to include in your core setlist

🎵 How to prepare for any musical scenario

🎵 Tips for memorisation, transposing, and genre adaptability

🎵 How to keep your songs fresh and gig-ready at all times

This is a must-listen for anyone performing — from local open mics to pro-level touring.

Are your habits helping or holding you back?

In this latest episode of the Musician’s Mindset podcast, we’re exploring the most common pitfalls that slow down your progress as a musician — and exactly how to fix them. From ineffective practice routines to performance anxiety to over-reliance on tab sites, we tackle it all.

This episode is packed with actionable insights and deeper perspective for anyone looking to improve their musicianship, stay motivated, and become more intentional in their craft.

In this episode of Musician’s Mindset, we’re diving into the practical side of musicianship — taking care of your gear. Whether you’re a guitarist, drummer, bassist, or string player, knowing how to handle basic repairs can save you time, money, and headaches.

We’ll walk you through the most common fixes musicians can do themselves — from changing strings and replacing drumheads to tightening hardware and cleaning up crackling pots. But we also cover the red flags you should never ignore, and why some jobs are best left to the pros.

🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Which DIY repairs are safe and simple
• What tools every musician should have in their kit
• Signs that it’s time to consult a professional
• How regular maintenance can prevent future issues

Whether you're on tour, in the studio, or practicing at home, this episode will help you stay prepared and keep your instrument performing at its best.

🔧 Tune in now — and take better control of your sound!

From tuners and cleaning kits to gig savers and gear that keeps your sound consistent — we’re breaking down the often-overlooked tools that can make a huge difference in your playing, performance, and overall musicianship.

Whether you're a multi-instrumentalist or just getting started, this episode is packed with insights that’ll help you stay prepared, sound great, and protect your investment.

We’re breaking down everything you should be doing to protect your tone, your budget, and your instrument. From cleaning routines to storage tips and string chemistry, this episode is packed with practical advice for guitarists, bassists, violinists, and more.

Perfect for performers, educators, students, and serious players looking to get the most out of their gear.

Are you stuck in the “more hours = more progress” mindset? In this episode of Musician’s Mindset, we explore how targeted repetition — not time — is the true key to growth. Learn how to train your brain and body for consistency, confidence, and creative freedom through smart, purposeful practice.

🎯 What we cover:

• Why your brain doesn’t care if you’re repeating the wrong thing
• The difference between passive and deliberate repetition
• How to use micro-repetition and spaced repetition for faster improvement
• Tips to avoid burnout while building muscle memory

Struggling with your timing or feel like your groove is just slightly off? Our latest episode, "How to Improve Your Timing and Rhythm (Without a Metronome!)", dives deep into developing natural, instinctive rhythm using practical methods that don't rely on a click track. 🥁🎸

✅ Train your internal pulse

✅ Strengthen your timing through movement

✅ Play tighter without needing a metronome

Whether you're a beginner or a gigging pro, this lesson will challenge and inspire your approach to rhythm.

How expressive is your playing, really?

In today’s Musician’s Mindset podcast, we explore the power of dynamics — the key to unlocking deeper emotional expression and standing out as a truly musical player. Whether you're soloing, recording, or playing in a group, this episode will give you practical insight into how to use volume, contrast, and phrasing to make your music speak.